GULP!!!!

[Holmfirth]

http://hofmanns.co.uk/cars/tvr-griffith-200/

[av185]

Joke price.

[Holmfirth]

Yes. Can't think that will sell too easily ….. at that price!

[TvrJohn]

£45 k ? no £145 k

well that won't sell

[cjb44]

From the registration number, this was supplied by Bill Last in Woodbridge Suffolk.

[AlexB]

Wow - that went up in price....It was up for sale with Mike Abbas late last year/earlier this year. It hung around for a while...I think they initially had it up for about £120k, dropped it to £105k and then it went below £100k...not sure if anything has been done to it by the new owner to merit the uplift...

[Moto]

According to a specialist auction house I spoke with recently the market for high end classics is struggling with prices for Astons, Porsches, E-types, Healeys etc having declined significantly over the past year. So either TVR's are bucking the trend or it's very optimistic.

Moto

[GTRene]

it seems to be 1 out of 20 of this type GB RHD 200 (US Griff 400 looks), I guess thats also a bit why?

also, with this type 200 you are aloud to race FIA? and the other one is now more difficult? something like that I believe some US Griffith 200 LHD owner said, not sure though.

[GTRene]

here in his old days :-)



this car was also in Octane magazine, not that such helps, but to read/see.

[Granturadriver]

Is this a T-car steering wheel installed?

[astonman]

If memory serves me correctly,it was advertised at £90k ish? until very recently.

[Fishermt]

Yes, it was with Mike Abbas Classic Cars

[SRT Hellcat]

It has been for sale for quite a long time. They were asking £120K for it and that was must be getting on for 2 years ago

[the other tim]

cjb44 said:

From the registration number, this was supplied by Bill Last in Woodbridge Suffolk.

That figures, RT is Ipswich, I've noticed several 60s Tvrs with an Ipswich reg and assumed like you they were sold by a Bill Last, there was a big American nearby base at Bentwaters.